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ArticleTyson Bagent Week 5 QB Grade: Bears @ Packers Film Breakdown
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NFL.com noted Bagent struggled to diagnose coverages and became increasingly skittish in the pocket before Chicago eventually turned to Case Keenum. Under Pressure: 24.0% By my charting, Bagent was pressured on 24.0% of his dropbacks. The Bears' offensive line wasn't as dominant as it was against New York, but that still isn't an overwhelming amount of pressure for a quarterback to deal with. Pair that with a Time to Throw north of three seconds, and you would hope Bagent could take advantage of the time he was afforded. Instead, the accuracy and processing issues persisted even when Green Bay wasn't immediately disrupting the pocket.
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Bagent's processing and accuracy collapsed despite adequate time and manageable pressure.

Bagent struggled to diagnose coverages and became increasingly skittish in the pocket despite 24.0% pressure rate and time to throw north of three seconds; accuracy and processing issues persisted even when Green Bay wasn't immediately disrupting the pocket. The film breakdown reveals systematic missed open receivers across nine play examples, including Luther Burden III with no defender within 5 yards, Kalif Raymond breaking open, and multiple checkdown hesitations that led to sacks and turnovers.

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